Wall St. funds flirt with farmland
- Progressive Farmer
- 14 June 2016
Wall Street remains enamored with US and international farmland, speakers at a Farm Foundation meeting in Louisville said last week.
Wall Street remains enamored with US and international farmland, speakers at a Farm Foundation meeting in Louisville said last week.
La Commission des épiscopats de la Communauté européenne souhaite que l’Europe lutte contre l’accaparement des terres cultivables et promeut des pratiques agricoles « à petite échelle ».
Advirtieron que la presencia en la provincia de empresas como Arauco (ex Alto Paraná) atenta contra la soberanía alimentaria y el desarrollo de agricultura familiar.
Industrial agriculture and financial sectors are hand-in-hand worsening climate change and then profiting from it, with an unprecedented number of land grabs over the last eight years.
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Capital is appropriating our territories. Hence, we must respond by turning the struggle for land into a struggle for territory.
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Les chinois se lancent dans l'acquisition de cultures céréalières en France. Rencontre avec un agriculteur qui se mobilise pour alerter les autorités des menaces de ces investissements.
111.000 ha de terres agricoles relevant du domaine privé de l’Etat ont fait l'objet de contrats de location de longue durée (17 à 40 ans) au profit des promoteurs
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, will provide a debt financing package to Astarta, a leading agricultural producer, as part of broader efforts to support Ukraine's farming sector and spur economic development in the country.
Ethiopia’s development of Chinese-backed sugar plants in the country’s south, part of a plan to become one of the world’s top 10 exporters, is struggling because of a lack of funding and technical expertise, a research group said.